[Part 1] The Admissibility of Electronic Record under Section 65-B of Indian Evidence ActShobha Gupta·October 13, 2020
[Part 3] Legal Turmoil in Admissibility of Electronic Evidence Due to Interpretation of S 65B by Supreme CourtShobha Gupta·October 15, 2020
Courts should avoid hyper-technical approach in deciding juvenility claim in criminal cases: SCThe Leaflet·November 19, 2021
Dying declaration of deceased is valid, even though at the time of recording it, there was no danger to life, says SC while deciding a 40-year old murder caseThe Leaflet·April 2, 2022
Dowry death: The phrase ‘soon before her death’ in Section 304B IPC does not mean ‘immediately prior to her death’, reiterates Supreme CourtSarah Thanawala·April 22, 2022
Probability of reformation cannot be ruled out: Supreme Court commutes death sentence of accused to life imprisonment for 30 years without remissionGursimran Kaur Bakshi·May 15, 2022
Coparcenary rights of children born in live-in relationships: How did the Supreme Court clarify the law?Yogesh Kumar·June 17, 2022
Grave and sudden provocation or a sudden fight: Supreme Court relies on landmark Nanavati case to give relief to a murder-accusedSonali Ahuja·August 5, 2022
POSH Act: Cases suggest need for safeguards even while keeping Evidence Act inapplicableKanishka Bhukya·November 9, 2022
The last man standing: Policy solutions to help the mentally ill destituteDr Bharat Vatwani and Dr. Swarali Kondwilkar·November 12, 2022
What does ‘Indianisation’ and ‘reform’ mean in the context of the three new criminal law Bills?Aakritee Raj and Nikita D’Lima·September 9, 2023
Rape accused protected from arrest by Supreme Court, Whatsapp chats and stored photographs key evidenceThe Leaflet·September 20, 2023
The three new criminal laws betray a narrow spirit of nationalismParsa Venkateshwar Rao Jr·December 22, 2023